Licensed Public Adjusters · Agency Lic #3490161 · TX #3256937 · OK #3004340354
Miami-Dade & South Florida

Miami, Florida Public Adjuster — Fighting For What's Fair

South Florida property owners face hurricane wind, storm surge, wind-driven rain, and tile-roof damage across Miami-Dade, Broward, and Monroe counties. We handle first-party residential, condo, and commercial claims — including AOB reforms and Citizens Property Insurance disputes.

Claims we handle in Miami

  • Hurricane and named-storm wind
  • Wind-driven rain and interior water
  • Tile and flat-roof damage
  • Hurricane-related water and mold
  • Condo association and HOA property losses

Carriers we negotiate with

Citizens Property InsuranceUniversalTower HillFlorida PeninsulaState Farm FloridaHeritageAmerican Integrity

We represent policyholders — not the carrier. Listing a carrier does not imply affiliation.

Neighborhoods and communities served

Coral GablesCoconut GroveBrickellKey BiscayneAventuraDoralPinecrestMiami BeachHomesteadKendall

Miami claim questions, answered

How long do I have to file a hurricane claim in Florida?

Florida Statute §627.70132 requires notice of a windstorm or hurricane claim within 1 year of the date of loss; supplemental or reopened claims must be filed within 18 months.

Does Citizens Property Insurance treat public adjuster claims differently?

No, but Citizens has strict documentation and mediation procedures. A licensed Florida public adjuster levels the playing field on scope and pricing.

What is a hurricane deductible in Florida?

Florida policies typically carry a separate percentage-based hurricane deductible (2%, 5%, 10% of Coverage A). It applies only when a named storm triggers it — we verify the trigger before conceding the deductible.

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